I’ve added some images from the Wonder World Tour Booklet. Miley looks so pretty, as always! You should take a look.

The man accused of stalking Miley Cyrus will not be indicted due to a lack of evidence.

In August, Mark McLeod was arrested and charged with following the 16-year-old on the set of forthcoming movie The Last Song.

The 53-year-old was later transferred to a felony court. He was expected to face higher charges than the attempted stalking, disorderly conduct and obstruction of a police officer misdemeanor offences that he was previously arraigned for.

However, a Georgia grand jury refused to charge McLeod yesterday and cited insufficient evidence to show that he targeted Cyrus, E! reports.

His case will now move to a state court, where the disorderly conduct and obstruction misdemeanour counts are to be examined.

“The grand jury showed some common sense, which no-one else in this case seems to have, which is there’s nothing to these charges,” his attorney James Byrne said.

“He didn’t stalk anyone, he didn’t threaten anyone. He acted strangely and that’s why he’s in jail.”

McLeod will attend a hearing tomorrow and is likely to enter a plea bargain deal of 24 months probation with credit for the three months he has served, should the judge deem the deal acceptable. He will also go through a mental health evaluation and complete recommended treatment.

Source: Digital Spy

Wonder World Tour: Chicago (October 27th, 2009)

Miley Cyrus has been raising eyebrows lately with her rebellious behavior.

She’s shed her squeaky clean ‘Hanna Montana’ image and replaced it with pole dancing and super sexy outfits that would make most parents send their daughters to their room.

So it should come as no surprise that Miley has been voted the worst celebrity influence of 2009 by the very people who made her a star, tweens and teens.

AOL’s JSYK.com (Just So You Know) website said Miley got 42% of votes when readers were asked which celebrity had the worst in a section on worst celebrity influences of the year.

She beat out stars like Britney Spears and Kanye West, who were voted into second and third places.

No reasons were given as to why she was voted the worst celebrity influence of 2009, but we’re assuming the pole dancing she did recently at the Teen Choice Awards didn’t help.

Source: Hollyscoop

Wonder World Tour: N. Little Rock (October 24th, 2009)

Miley both attended and performed at Disney’s 2nd Annual Concert For Hope on October 25th. She looks amazing!

Out in Studio City (October 25th, 2009)

I’ve added an HQ promo of Miley, Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez from Friends for Change: Project Green. Take a look!

Wonder World Tour: Kansas City (October 3rd, 2009)

Miley Cyrus has been nominated in the People’s Choice Awards 2010 as Favorite Breakout Movie Actress, Favorite Female Artist, Favorite Pop Artist and Favorite R&B Artist. Go to PCA and cast your vote!

Arriving on Set of “Sex and the City 2″ in NYC (October 16th, 2009)

On Set of “Sex and the City 2″ in NYC (October 16th, 2009)

I’ve added a few stills from “Can’t Get Home To You Girl” an upcoming Hannah Montana episode which will air on Sunday, November 8th. You can read the description below:

It is Lilly’s birthday and Miley has promised her that she will return from her out-of-state concert to celebrate. However, when Miley’s flight gets cancelled, she must find a way to keep her promise, even if it means getting help from unlikely fans of Robby Ray.

Meanwhile, Jackson is tired of hearing Lilly whine about Miley’s absence, so when Rico arrives with two tickets to a basketball game, he gladly accepts.

Like the rest of America, John Mayer wept when Miley Cyrus decided to leave the Twitter-verse last week. Unlike the rest of America — or, say, the 99.8 percent that isn’t famous — he could sort of understand why she did it.

“I think she’s smart enough to realize there is some interference of the brain that she doesn’t want to deal with. Artists have enough to deal with,” Mayer told MTV News. “She’s a child, she’s a fantastic artist — I think there’s enough mental real estate being taken up by dealing with all of that stuff. … For whatever reason, I am old enough and smart enough to tell someone to go f— themselves if they tell me to go f— myself. I think if you’re in Miley’s situation, it might take a little too much time to play goalie for your own heart and mind. So I totally get it.”

“I call it that because it’s not really happening. It’s just this fake world of people criticizing other people,” he laughed. “It’s a shame, but look, that’s what it comes down to in America. Miley is somebody who’s made a bunch of money doing something she loves. Most people do things they hate, for less money. If somebody can repurpose something that somebody loves doing for a lot of money, in order to make a little bit of that money, they’re gonna do it.

“So nobody hates Miley Cyrus; they’re just picking up on her brand, repurposing it, to try to make a little bit of Miley cash,” he continued. “It’s damaging people’s minds. Imagine Shannon Doherty with a Twitter account, back in the ‘90210′ days. That would’ve just flat-out killed her.”

“I would rather tell the world to eat my a–hole before I would delete my Twitter account,” he laughed.

Source: MTV

Wonder World Tour: Milwaukee (October 10th, 2009)